Man found deceased at home in Bristol, Bristol ME
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to near Hemmichet Trail in Bristol for a 55-year-old man not breathing and without a pulse. Upon arrival, the man was confirmed deceased and no resuscitation was attempted.
Audio|Source: Lincoln County Fire
02:19
Transcript:
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Lincoln Com, Bristol first responders, CLC ambulance.
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Respond to near Hemmichet Trail in Bristol for a 55-year-old male, not breathing,
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unconscious,
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can't find a pulse.
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Again, Lincoln Com, CLC ambulance, Bristol first responders respond to near Pemicit Trail in Bristol for a 55-year-old male, not breathing,
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unconscious, can't find a pulse,
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maybe on help.
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On page 650, dispatch code is going to be 9, Echo 1.
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Bristol 10 in route to the station.
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104, heavy en route to the station, 651.
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Bristol to one route.
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24, Bristol 2, have you in route.
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6.51.
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First of rescue, with three.
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104, Bristol Rescue, heavy en route with a crew with three. 653.
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Bristol's 292, zero.
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Bristol's 202 is a route.
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104 Bristol, Heavy en route 654.
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Mr. Resckel, Lincoln, agree we're off.
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10-4[1], have you on the scene 655.
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Chris the Reschkin, Lincoln.
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Cancels CLC.
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Cancel, only minutes.
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No resuscitation. I think it's attempted.
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That is a deputy to the rescue command and cancel CLC.
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The party is the deceased.
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It's not a deputy to the same one.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
ME-129, Bristol, ME
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